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The Best Carnitas I’ve Ever Had in Texas Are in . . . the Permian Basin?
Carnitas San Luca, in Odessa, uses traditional cooking methods and a secret recipe for its many cuts, from stomach to bone-in ribs. It’s...
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An Explorer’s Guide to Palo Duro
Where to stay, eat, drink, and play when you’re visiting the Grand Canyon of Texas. Source: Texas Monthly
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Word Wrangler: April 14, 2026
Buy me some peanuts and Cracker Jack, or nachos popularized by the Texas Rangers.
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This 75-Year-Old Shop Is More Than a Place to Buy Bait for Texas Anglers
Bait Barn Fisheries, in Bryan, is a monument to fish, fishing, and the community of anglers the store's owners have built.
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Word Wrangler: April 11, 2026
Ten professional cyclists, including road/gravel and Paralympic riders, from Texas.
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Garrison Brothers Donates Over $15,000 to Texas Cave Management Association
Garrison Brothers Distillery Co-founder Nancy Garrison and Distiller Samantha Olvera presented a donation check for $15,205.00 to Texas Cave...
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Mahjong’s Controversial Revival Is Taking Over the Country. Thank Dallas.
The game originated in China and has been beloved for more than a century, but a new, Texas-born boutique iteration has grown into a...
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Texas Launched a Glitzy Mahjong Revival. Not Everyone Is Happy About It.
The game originated in China and has been beloved for more than a century, but a new, Texas-born boutique iteration has grown into a...
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Ohio Judge Blocks Hemp Ban; Texas Hemp Group Sues State Officials
Citizens of Fremont, Ohio can still get a legal buzz after a judge in Sandusky County blocked the state’s intoxicating hemp ban within city...
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The Best Steakhouses in Houston
As the most diverse city in the country, Houston’s dining scene draws influence from around the globe. But this is still Texas, and steak is...
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Someone Found the SeekTexas Treasure. They Won’t Get the $70,000 Prize.
A family has located a medallion hidden last year by Fort Worth accountant KC Wright. But, he says, they didn’t do it the right way.